Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-25

WANTED-A GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
w work, % S. Bunker Hill Ave. o25tf
WANTED-A WOMAN TO TAKE CARE
w of Il baby; Protestant preferred; good
wages. Apply at 5l7 Grand ave. o24-3tt
WANTED-T0 HIRE THREE OR FOUR
w first-class carpenters at highest wages.
Apply to ADAMS Il SON, Room No II, 75
N. Spring street, o23'tf
DOYS SWANTED-MESsENG BOYS FOR
ID Los Angeles District Telegraph Company.
Good wages paid. Apply ut 225 North Main
street. o1S-tf
WANTED-oNE GOOD sTOVE-pLATE
w moulder. Steady work and good
wages. George II. Tay & Co., GIG Battery
St, san Francisco. Cal. oct22-7t
MISUNDERSTANDING NJ UN-
w derstand wood work, married man
preferred. shop is in country town. Call
corner of Winston and Wall street. JAMES
p. WARD. 1t
w WANTED-THREE DIMENSION STONE
w quarymen, 3 scabbers and laborers and
brownstone cutters. Apply TO Los Angeles
Brownstone Co., room 1 Herald building.
oct22-6t
VJTANTED-A GERMAN OR SWEDE To
w take care OF horses and do work
| about house in the city Apply room 8,
| Los Angeles National Bank Building First
and Spring streets. o25-3t
WANTED-SALE LESMEN, SALESLADIEs,
w stenographers, typewriters, copyists
| and clerks of all kinds can find positions by
applying to the CLERKS EMPLOYMENT
| BUREAU ,361a S. Spring ST., rooms ana To-
OFT
| yyTANTED-A LADY TO TRANSACT GER
w tain business which can be done at
home, without interfering with other
duties mo office work nn aCo and
month paid. Address "ENERGY," P. o.
box 1882 Los Angeles, Cal. o15tf
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN TO SOLICIT
| w business and make transactions out
side of real estate Office: large salary paid to
| the right man who can introduce business.
Address "RUsTLER," P. o. box 1882, Los
| Angeles, Cal. o1S-tf
WANTED MALE HELP SOUTHERN
w California Registry and Employment
| Co, Office and waiting room l20 and 122
West First street, upstairs, good canvass
ers that can make $50 per week: 2 hostlers
$50 and board; horse shoer, So; dish.
washer, big pay; harnessmaker, $3.50; 3
men for lumber yard, ~; 4 men to work
| clearing underbrush, $3.50 and found; 2
good carpenters, 81: head cook 500 and
3 men to chop wood; hostler, $50; man to
| dig cellar, steady work 50 per day; 3 shovel
ers, $2,25: man to repair harness, $3.50;
| shoemaker, big wages; | timer; man to dig
ditch and lay pi ipe, steady work SO; colored
man for country motel as dish washer, $50
and board; lounge maker; butcher; tailor;
l boiler maker, 20 men with teams, 50;
and graders for country, SO; mattress
| makers, wagon maker and repairer and
| wood worker and painter; a porter; watch
man, clerk for general store, 4 men to
help lay cement pavement; 2 men for liv-
cry stable, young man for furniture store,
3 uphOlsters, 10 tailOrs, baker, quarry
man, 2 drillers, a sheet iron and pipe ma
ker, a foundryman. buggy washer, men
for ranch, an Office man, ironers for laun-
dry: and many other positions,
week, steady work; girl for family of four
to do cooking, $25; pantry girl, $50 per week
and board; woman for hotel for general
general housework, wages from $50 to $40
per month walters $12: lady for office
work, nurse girl, pantry girl for country ho-
tel, S25; dressmaker, girl for mangling in
| laundry in hotel, and a great many po-
sitions suitable for all kinds of ladies. all
early and register with us, and we will find
suitable employment for YOU. oct25